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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 13, 1921)
lAQS TWO DAILY EAST OREQONIAN, PENDLETON, OR300N, TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 13, 1921. WE ARE BOASTING OF EXCpraiOXALLY LARGE STOCKS OF GOOD GOODS FROM WHICH YOU CAN MAKE YOUR FALL SELECTIONS. Lot 6 Cotton Com f orters S 195 Mi no Aluminum is sold in the Bargain Basement. You'll find this Aluminum ware the very best. It is guaranteed. Lot 1 Cotton, Blankets $1.98 ; No. 39S Heavy Ten-strand Silk Hose Mercerized elastic lisle, garter top. Full fashioned; black only. You cant beat such values at $2.35 Silkoline covered with matched sateen border; are splendid serviceable comforts, that are filled with good grade fluffy white cotton. Gray and tan with pink and blue border, good? I 1 1JI 1 1 1 J .1 weignt, nice ana sou ior uea sneeis. " Special Value, Double Blanket I."...; $1.9$ ropriate ear for the Fall eason w r f f t , : I t i i P V .v. x 1 v$ :,. vs: N, . : ' 8 i ,J i; 1 v. Mil 'IS THIS GOOD BUSINESS" WE 'RE ASKING BUSINESS MEN Right now the stocks we bought for fall are worth a lot more than we paid for them. Market prices have gone up. Should we take advantage of that ,and charge more? We think not.' , t We haven't raised prices; we're selling at old figures; we're giving you the bene fit. It's good business for you anyway. Why We Say to Yoi One of the reasons for our making so frequent and so emphatic an argument about Hart Schaffner & Marx clothes is that they represent the quality idea in merchandise svhich business men everywhere recognize as the thing people want Good quality in all-wool fabrics, good tailoring, good style, right fit; what more aoes a man want in clothes? The only point to be particular about is that when you pay for these things you get them. As for that, Hart Schaffner & Marx guarantee it; we guarantee it; we promis? more than quality, material and work; we guarantee your satisfaction. Jfou ought to think of them as your clothes. Copyrisiit mi Kart Schjffaer & Mux A MOSTATTRACTIVE SHOWING OF WOOL DRESS GOODS AND SILKS Popular Materials for Fall and Winter Dresses, Suits and Coats NEW PLAID AND STRIPED SKIRTING MATERIALS The fall novelty skirtings are very attractive, shown in a large range of patterns. The colors are principally navy, brown and black with combinations of tan and white in stripes suitable for pleating; 54 to 58 inches in width, priced specially low, a yard $4.50 and upwards. We are also showing a splendid assortment of exclusive novelty skirting patterns; 56 and 58 inches wide and 2 1-4 yards to the pattern. No two skirts will be alike and they sell bo reasonably low at from $12.50 to $17.50 to the pattern. Handsome plaids for children's dresses, 36 to 44 inches in width. Priced a yard 75c, $1.30 and upyards to $2.95. Handsome Broadcloths and Velours 48 to 56 inches in width, sponged and shrunk, fine cmalitv. beautiful finish, shown in all the leading shades for fall. Our prices are always lowest possible." A yard $2.85 upwards to $6.95. " 39 In. Silk Chiffon .Velvet, yard $6.50 This is one of the most beautiful of dress velvets, light in weight with an all-silk pile, rich, lustrous finish. Are shown in all the new fall shades. A yard $8.50 37 In. Duvetyn, yard 7.50 This is probably the most fash ionable material on the market for fall for dresses, wraps, hats, etc. Shown in a full range of staple and novelty shades. Priced, yard $7.50 36 In. Skinner's Satin, yard $3.00 Shown in a full range of staple and novelty shades, one of the best known and most serviceable of the medium priced satins, a yard $3.00 Pattern Deltou is proviiedL for this BirrxEmcK Design I Hi at fc PatternVdeltoiI ! is provided far this Butterick design Fine French Serges 56 and 58 inches wide; a superi or quality men's wear serge for la dies' suits, etc. A yard $5.25 ' All Wool Serges for women's dresses, a'so for school girls' dress es in storm and French serges. A big variety of colors and v idths to choose from. There are all money saving values at f;pm $1.00 to $1.C0 per yard. 40 In. Satin Crepe, yd. $4.25 A very rich satin faced crepe, one of the season's favorites. Its soft ness gives it just the draping and clinging qualities so desirable at this time. Quality the best, the yard . $2.25 Lockstitch Tricolette, yard $2.25 - A large assortment of better quality lockstitch tricolette for new fall dresses. This is the kind that doesn t ravel or run; is 36 inches in width and we show it in all the leading fall shades. f A yard $2.25 Better Grade 40 Inch Silk Crepe de Chine, yard $1.75 This is superior quality heavy silk crepe de chine, particularly at tractive for women's fashionable dresses and for underwear. You will notice that the width is full forty inches and that this silk may be had in a full range of shades!" bpecial value, yard $i 75 Your New Dress is Here. ( Dress styles were never so charming as the ones we are' . now showing. They are graceful in line and what a1 variety of styles each one perfect in its own way. A frock that may be worn with equal appropriateness on many varying occasions. ' $22.50 to $85.00 ' ,i 1 f 1 rj The New Hals Strikingly becoming and dashing affairs are the large hats this season for those who are fortunate enough to wear larger hats in good style. The poke and smaller hats, though, are by no means obsolete to the con trary, they will have first Aoice with the best dressers. tw ;lr It-ill r . (I. ' 1 ! The New Coats and Dresses for Children This is an appropriate time to start outfitting the children in their new Coats and Dresses for Fall, because styles are now pretty well defined. Coats arc cut in two sections usin g different panel and pleasing effects; while the large and medium sized collars, novelty cuffs, odd cut sleeves, belts and high waisted effects are the popular new features. ; . The simple one-piece dress will be favored for school wear. They are charming creations with their dainty trimmings and will make' instant - ap peal to the heart of every young girl. When may we expect you to come and see these? PfNWtTONS GREATEST DEPARTMENT .STORK -' TJiWPeoples Warehouse fr-Xgy-gj wIuw'Tt pays To'TiiAhflJg'VIITy When yon wrllo jour ciul-nf-tonn friends jour letter is not complete unless joii luivo DirndiMKil the ' Ilound-l p. VISIT Till: WAHOA1V n.ASE. , .VI'NT, It you find wlwt ou call use $011 will find (lie price to milt. , ' LEAVES JOB TO GET DRINK; RETURNS LATER Workman Leaves House perform a number of 'odd Jobs,' brinsiujr his kit of tools with him. "Setting the tools againHt the kitch en wall, he said he was going for a drink of water and would return ,'n.a few moments. ' Tromptly at 8 o'clock on the morn ing of Aupunt 16 Turner ratiui to my kitchen door and aid he would eUrt ,on his task and looked quite miriirived and hurt when I told him he had been j gone almost a year. dUU v. m,. , ... . - T . 1 . W . 1 T i 1.. r i . . ,. jvcturns luan luoums iiaieri""" " n"i ior mm ne aHi to mu, J w . ' a puzlcd tone. 'I have been away a ing clear to me now. J remember I left your house and said I Mould he back In fifteen minuteH. Thi nc:;t thin I recalled I was In a hospital. aud the nurse told me it was Syracuse, :n. i. lir.w I tot there I don't know. and how I got back o iJenver I don t know, except that fsomu 1 iml pieiile said they would take me Weit if 1 would help them with Uitir Pitirrice. And here J am,1 " iiunSn Turner's abucoce Tjr. Pel. lack instituted si ;arch for him and learned that he was mining- from bis rooming houso. but could find uo tiaee of his whereabouts. It Is believed that worry ,vor Bu. mtrous lublorturif duiinit his life was the cau of Tuiner rniiorarily loin; hin memory. Ho was hern in )KN'VK11, ."Pt. 1". Henry Turner, flfiy-fivo. has recovered bis memory idler sutfrrlntf from what is believed ti be the Btrancest ease of amnesia civir troniil to the attention of local jiliyniiiana. . Vnrmr. while working at the home nf In-. LUll-n I'ollai-k, prominent len vrr pli u uiiir on 1 ie-eiiiler , Ijid down bis tonls to Koeurr a drink J water and dUuppeare J. On August 1, more than eu;!it inontha later, he l tn rued to lr. l'lill ick's residence, renrtif to irsume the day s work that lir bad U-itun th pievimis LHHember. 't he f ew Mil mil k Mippiwed by Turner ti bai Iupm J bad rMcn ted Into nxMiths Hint Up WrtS ttujble to eijdaio ivh alwenee. "At t S o'ehH-k on the morntmj of Jtiberlln, Chin, and after be.ny orrran iV wnibw , 1;d." Dr. l!lek d-je4 he u brought Wert nv pwple l!,lf, ,Tilir taii.t to piy house to who adepttd lilja, Tbrottjli Itjaty from Allison Wright, a wealthy Still water, Mich., resident. Turner accpiir cd a farm in the state of Washington, where he lived for some years. A firo that destroyed his property and re sulted in the death of his wife and two sons left the man penniless about fif . teen years ago, and he has been eking out a.' precarious existence Klnce that time by performing light work around gardens and homes. "I have suffered greatly during the past few months," he told fnyiiirer.; nere today, "i have a vague recol lection ot being struck and knocked down by an automobile when I left lit. roiiack s house last winter, and after that I knew nothing for a long tim. Irish I'rucerTS'ot in Ulster IN GERMAN TAX BILL BEULI.V, Kept. U, (I. N K.) Irastu; decisions as to what constitu tes luxuries are taken by the German Government In thiir new taxation programm to meet th operations bill. The Government ba decided that bathtul and coffins r "luxuries' and niuM. pay the tax. 'rlain plD board coffins ar tax frea. A premium la put on short skirts by the inclusion of long or wide akirts lu the luxury" category, 1 . 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Here's a td adHll In Peljrast stfcct : -. - . ....... ' Wa wish to express our most slnocra thanks to tho many kind friends who ho generously contributed tbelr aMitt anoe during our sad bereavement and Iocs of our beloved hustxuti-and-XkUt. r. Also to thank ibesa fo- (ha tiftil floral tributes received. MRS. CLARA HATTER i ANT FAMILY. , 4